The Open Court 31, No.738
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build their own native houses of nipa palm and bamboo. A certain amount of help is given the lepers in building these houses on con- CONCRETE DORMITORY AND NATIVE SHACKS.
dition that they first obtain a permit and build in the proper place in relation to the streets that have been laid out.
Besides the dormitories there are several concrete kitchen buildings where the lepers can prepare their food in comfort.
A plentiful supply of pure water is distributed by pipes to various convenient parts o...f the colony, and several concrete bath and wash houses are conveniently located. A concrete sewage sys- tem leads all sewage to the sea.
In this tropical climate it is, of course, unnecessary to provide any means of heating the buildings. At the time of our visit a large amusement pavilion was nearly completed where moving pic- TAY TAY AND THE LEPER COLONY OF CULION.
681 tures and other forms of entertainment will help pass the time for these poor wretches who have nothing to look forward to but a lingering death from a loathsome disease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
build their own native houses of nipa palm and bamboo. A certain amount of help is given the lepers in building these houses on con- CONCRETE DORMITORY AND NATIVE SHACKS.
dition that they first obtain a permit and build in the proper place in relation to the streets that have been laid out.
Besides the dormitories there are several concrete kitchen buildings where the lepers can prepare their food in comfort.
A plentiful supply of pure water is distributed by pipes to various convenient parts o...f the colony, and several concrete bath and wash houses are conveniently located. A concrete sewage sys- tem leads all sewage to the sea.
In this tropical climate it is, of course, unnecessary to provide any means of heating the buildings. At the time of our visit a large amusement pavilion was nearly completed where moving pic- TAY TAY AND THE LEPER COLONY OF CULION.
681 tures and other forms of entertainment will help pass the time for these poor wretches who have nothing to look forward to but a lingering death from a loathsome disease.
What to read after The Open Court 31, No.738?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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